Dr. Nicole Betschman, Public Health Leader, on RFK Jr. Nomination to HHS
Dr. Nicole Betschman, President of the D.C. Public Health Association and Public Health Program Leader at Trinity, points out that Washington D.C. has one of the highest rates of racial health disparities in the country, and that crisis is likely to get worse if common sense health protections like vaccines and fluoride and other health initiatives are eliminated by the new administration.
Don’t Agonize, Organize!
If you don’t like this year’s election results, get involved! Resolve to work for change in the future! Bring your talents to bear on the needs of our communities and neighborhoods. Remember, the most important politics always start in your backyard!
2020 Election: What’s At Stake For Trinity Students
Lifting up racial justice, restoring DACA, improving Pell grants and enlarging healthcare support are among the top issues for Trinity students in this election.
Black. Lives. Matter.
Trinity students are engaged with organizing and advocacy for racial justice and necessary change in our nation. Our students are working to bend the moral arc of history toward justice.
State of Dis-Union
The president’s speech fostered fragmentation, not unity. Perhaps it’s time to end the theatrics that have come to characterize the State of the Union moment.
CONSTITUTION DAY 2019: Voices of Trinity on Birthright Citizenship, Impeachment
On Constitution Day 2019, the Trinity Community has a lot to say on contemporary Constitutional issues including birthright citizenship, impeachment and the exercise of Freedom of Speech.
Who Will Police the Police?
A child walking out of a store with a doll should not suffer graver consequences than a White House aide breaking the law.
Shameful Shutdown
Holding federal workers hostage for political purposes is unjust and immoral.